P. 268 a. #Flowers.# 2. A garland, Kathá Sarit Ságara, Tawney’s
translation, II, 601.
269 b. The chaste Sítá clears herself of unjust suspicion by passing
safely over a certain lake: Kathá Sarit Ságara, Tawney’s translation, I,
486 f.
A chessboard that can be “mated” only by one that has never been false
in love: English Prose Merlin, ed. Wheatley, ch. 21, vol. i, part II, p.
363. (G. L. K.)